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Even If Producing Co2 Was Good For The Environment, Given That We're Going To Run Out Of Hydrocarbons, We Need To Find Some Sustainable Means Of Operating.

There's A Fundamental Difference, If You Sort Of Look Into The Future, Between A Humanity That Is A Space-faring Civilization, That's Out There Exploring The Stars...compared With One Where We Are Forever Confined To Earth Until Some Eventual Extinction Event.

When We Got Tesla Going At The Very Beginning, If You Asked Me What I Thought The Odds Of Success Were, I Would Have Said Less Than 50%. I Would Have Said That Failure Is The Most Likely Outcome.

There Are Really Two Things That Have To Occur In Order For A New Technology To Be Affordable To The Mass Market. One Is You Need Economies Of Scale. The Other Is You Need To Iterate On The Design. You Need To Go Through A Few Versions.

It Is Despairing To Consider That The Cost And Reliability Of Access To Space Have Barely Changed Since The Apollo Era Over Three Decades Ago. Yet In Virtually Every Other Field Of Technology, We Have Made Great Strides In Reducing Cost And Increasing Capability.